Acadia University

Nova Scotia

Canada

Overview

The Bachelor of Arts in Classical Studies at Acadia University offers an exciting journey through the ancient civilizations of Greece and Rome, exploring their languages, literatures, history, society, and archaeology. This program emphasizes critical writing and reading skills, providing a solid grounding in the humanities. Students delve into the rich cultural, historical, and intellectual legacies of Greece and Rome, including archaeology, mythology, and societal structures. The curriculum encourages interdisciplinary studies and offers a flexible course selection, allowing students to develop language skills in both Greek and Latin to enhance their understanding of classical texts and historical documents.

Website

https://www2.acadiau.ca/admissions/application-process.html

Median Salary

$48,000

Ranking

#1001

QS World University Rankings

Admissions

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Application Deadline

Acceptance rate

60%

Cost and Scholarships

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Funding Options

Scholarship

Merit Scholarship

Scholarships

Entrance Scholarships - Automatically considered upon application to an undergraduate program. Initial offers range from CAD 2,000 to CAD 10,000 over 4 years based on academic average: 80-84.9% (CAD 2,000), 85-89.9% (CAD 4,000), 90-94.9% (CAD 8,000), 95% or above (CAD 10,000). Submit scholarship forms by March 1.; Harrison McCain Scholar-Bursaries (CAD 16,000) - CAD 16,000 over four years (CAD 4,000 per year) for Canadian high school students with a minimum 80% average, demonstrated financial need, and leadership qualities.; Spicer-Hennessey Scholar-Bursary - Valued at the full cost of tuition, plus a complimentary residence room. Eligibility includes being born in Nova Scotia, demonstrated financial need, and an entering average of 85% or higher from a Nova Scotia High School.; George Leslie Dakin Bursary - Departmental award.; KDC Haley Mathematics Scholarship - Departmental award.; Martha Hallvanderpoel Mills Scholarship - Departmental award.; Hamilton Memorial Scholarship - Departmental award.; D. F. Higgins Scholarship - Departmental award.; Ralph and Nellie Jeffery Scholarships - Departmental award.; Kenneth A. Killam Scholarship - Departmental award.; Mathematics & Statistics Scholarship - Departmental award.; Lina Mae Silver Memorial Scholarship - Departmental award.; Doug and Frances Snow Scholarship - Departmental award.; Statistical Society of Canada Scholarship - Departmental award.; White Memorial Scholarship - Departmental award.; International Student Scholarships - Specific scholarships tailored to country of origin or academic performance may be available.; Residence Discount for International Students (CAD 2,000) - International students starting in Fall 2026 will receive a CAD 2,000 reduction in residence costs, renewable for up to 4 years (total potential savings of CAD 8,000).; Work-Study Programs - Students with good academic records can be employed as grading assistants or research assistants in the department starting in their second year. Career-related summer employment is also available.